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Creating
a World without Borders
Adrián
López from Mexico/USA
You
know? One of my goals today is to be one of the
best welders in the United States and to be a
worthy person in the Latin community. I want to let
them know that we have the opportunity to be the
best because we have the values and the character
to do it.
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Why
stop at breaking down borders between
welders? Why not make a difference
and keep looking for a world without
borders or skin color barriers?

Photos from Adrián López
Why not make a difference and build
bridges and break down the
borders?

Photos
from Adrián López
Why can't I, Adrián López
help build a community of citizens witout
borders?
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Why
stop at breaking down borders between
welders? Why not make a difference and keep
looking for a world without borders or skin color
barriers, just building bridges, not just break
down the border between welders, but also the
borders between citizens.
You
know? One of my goals today is to be one of the
best welders in the United States and to be a
worthy person in the Latin community. I want to let
them know that we have the opportunity to be the
best because we have the values and the character
to do it.
Why
not make a difference and keep looking for a world
without borders or skin color barriers, just
building bridges and continuing the dream of
professor Samuel Colton to break down the borders
between welders.
And
not just break down the border between welders, but
also the borders between citizens. This is a dream
that I share with professor Colton.
Martin
Luther King, Malcolm X, the Dalai Lama, and Cesar
Estrada Chavez were men who fought for their goals
and achieved their dreams and their objectives.
Why
can't I, Adrián López help build a
community of citizens witout borders?
You
know? We can make a better world, and for that
reason I have taken on this hard task because I
know that one day I can be someone important, and I
know that some day, I can take my words beyond this
paper.
Both
my parents, Mr. Francisco López and Ms.
Lorena De López, have led me to this way of
thinking. Thanks Dad, for all those days of hard
work to make me a good man. Thanks Mother, for all
the nights of sleep you lost when I was sick.
Thanks for everything. I love you
both.
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